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Kaunas International Airport

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IATA Code
KUN
ICAO Code
EYKA
Website
http://www.kaunas-airport.lt
City
Kaunas
Country
Lithuania
Runways
3250m x 45m
3150m x 45m
Airlines presently operating to this airport with scheduled services
airBaltic
IrAero
Ryanair

Kaunas International Airport serves the city of Kaunas, Lithuania. The airport is the second-busiest in Lithuania and among the busiest in the Baltic region. It is also a major cargo facility in Lithuania. The airport has recorded strong growth in recent years, with Ryanair locating a base at Kaunas.

Location of Kaunas International Airport, Lithuania

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Estonian airline prepares to meet the challenge of Ryanair

28-Oct-10 3:37 PM

Ryanair announced the commencement of its first Estonian services in Dec-2010 as its drive north-eastwards continues.

End of an era: Ryanair continues shift away from UK/Ireland

5-Jul-10 4:08 PM

Ryanair, the second largest carrier in the UK, announced plans to reduce UK winter capacity by 16% from Nov-2010, stating the decision will result in the loss of more than 2 million passengers at UK airports over winter 2010 on a year-on-year basis.

Kaunas Airport unsure of the benefits of new Ryanair base?

23-Feb-10 12:37 PM

In Feb-2010, Ryanair announced plans to open its 40th - and first Central European - base at Kaunas in Lithuania in May-2010 with two based aircraft (B737-800s) and 18 routes, nine of them new, in a USD140 million investment. Ryanair also confirmed that it is in continuous negotiation with four other Central European airports to open bases. The Lithuanian Transport Minister welcomed the decision, but the airport’s manager was reported not to be so keen, insisting, according to the Estonian Free Press that no carrier had signed a long term agreement with the airport. What does this mean for Ryanair, for other carriers and for the airports?

Ryanair's negotiations with Boeing break down

15-Dec-09 5:13 PM

Ryanair stated negotiations with Boeing regarding an order for 200 aircraft, for delivery between 2013 and 2015, have broken down, due to the manufacturer changing the delivery conditions for the aircraft, adding an order is now “highly unlikely to happen”.

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